AUTHORIZED VARIATIONS Clause Samples
The "Authorized Variations" clause defines the conditions under which changes or modifications to the original contract or scope of work are permitted. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting, approving, and documenting any alterations, such as who has the authority to approve changes and how these changes affect timelines or costs. Its core function is to provide a structured mechanism for managing necessary adjustments during a project, ensuring that all parties agree to and understand the impact of any variations, thereby reducing disputes and maintaining project control.
AUTHORIZED VARIATIONS a) The Building contractor may when authorized in writing or which directed verbally and later confirmed in writing by the architect with the previous consent of the owner and to or omitted from or vary the work shown and described in the schedules, and the contractor shall make no additions omissions or variations without such authority or direction.
b) The Architect may omit from or add or vary any item of work shown and described in the schedule with the owner’s consent. c) All authorized variations for which a rate or price may not have been previously agreed upon shall be measured and valued by the Architect. Items for which no such rate exists shall be worked at actual cost to the contractor at site of work plus 15% VAT of the actual cost provided the architect duly certifies such cost.
AUTHORIZED VARIATIONS. (a) A construction contractor may, when permitted in writing or which is orally and later confirmed by the architect in writing with the previous consent of the owner, and either omit or alter the work shown and described in the schedules, and the contractor shall not make any additions or variations without such authority or guidance.
AUTHORIZED VARIATIONS a) The Building Contractor may omit or change the work indicated in the schedule, if approved in writing or directed in writing by the Architect with the prior consent of the owner, and the Contractor shall not make any additional omissions or variations without such authority or instruction.